North Collins Central School District

The 2024 Capital Improvement Project brought a series of significant upgrades to the North Collins School District. At the High School, a new 2,700 square-foot athletic entrance was completed, providing a modern and welcoming access point for students and visitors. Additional improvements included upgraded doors, frames, and hardware to meet current code requirements and enhance building security. New windows were installed in the cafeteria, and the school’s aging generator was replaced with a new, more reliable unit. The athletic fields also saw major enhancements, including a full turf replacement and the installation of a new 40-foot tension netting backstop system along the first base line.

At the Elementary School, the main office underwent a full renovation featuring updated architectural finishes and mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) system upgrades. Select classrooms were also renovated, receiving new casework, plumbing enhancements, and refreshed finishes. The existing generator at the elementary school was replaced, and new window treatments were installed throughout the building, contributing to both aesthetics and energy efficiency.

The 2019 Capital Improvement Project, approved by voters in December 2018, has continued to move forward as part of the district’s $8 million capital plan. This initiative is focused on enhancing infrastructure and facilities across the elementary school, high school, and bus garage.

Scope of work for the 2019 project includes HVAC and electrical improvements at the Elementary School, classroom air conditioning installations, flooring replacements, and storage renovations. At the High School, the auditorium has seen upgrades to sound systems, lighting, rigging, and curtains, while the field house has been expanded and the locker rooms renovated. Athletic field improvements were also incorporated. District-wide, upgrades to parking lots, building entrances, and utility services were completed to support accessibility and long-term operational efficiency.

Both capital projects reflect the district’s strong commitment to providing safe, modern, and efficient learning environments for students, staff, and the community.